The Sleep Nanny Podcast

Sleep Coaching Is For Parents, Not Babies!

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Did you know that sleep coaching is actually for parents not little ones?
I'm going to explain to you how sleep coaching is actually all about educating and empowering parents and giving them strategies so that they can help to guide and support their little ones to be the best sleeper that they can be. So let's delve in!
First of all, I just want to say that it's not the child that's doing anything wrong. No baby or child is doing any wrong with their sleep. They're just doing the best that they know HOW. And it isn't something they're born just knowing how to do. It takes practice like anything.
So when people have a sleep coach or they work on some sleep training what they're actually doing is adopting a parenting strategy and a parenting style to get the best from that little one's sleep. In exactly the same way when you take a conscious approach to showing your little one how to use the potty or teaching them how to ride a bike. You're always showing them how to do something. You're guiding them. You're giving them the tools and the encouragement, and the support to help them until they're really good at it and they can manage to do it by themselves. And sleep coaching is no different.
You don't really sleep coach a child. A sleep consultant will coach the parents. So when it comes to parenting - knowledge really is power. And as parents, we're not supposed to be the experts at everything. We don't carry out every activity of expertise for our children. They don't come with a manual. It's just not the job we're supposed to take on. But we're supposed to support and guide them. We're supposed to parent them. So the knowledge and understanding about little one sleep and how it works and how it changes with every developmental leap and every stage and age is really powerful.
Understanding how you can use that information - the psychology, the biology, the physiology, and being able to use strategies to get the very best from your child's sleep is so empowering.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not suggesting that every parent needs to go and study to become an absolute scientific genius when it comes to understanding sleep. That's the whole point of having a sleep coach or a sleep consultant. They've done that work and they understand it and they'll share with you just the highlights. The bits you need to know, the bits that you need to understand, and the strategy that's going to be right for your individual child. Because what works really well for one is totally the wrong option for another.
So having that knowledge is great but it also means that you'll see lasting results from your child's sleep. Because if somebody were to come in and stay for three nights and they put your little one to bed, and they get them settled in a really nice way, you might think "Woohoo! Somebody just came and sleep trained my child." No. They respond differently to different people. So that was just a band-aid being put over the problem. Because when they go away you'll be stuck in the same old situation.
Understanding what routines, what patterns, and what responses you need to implement in order to connect in the right way with your little one is very important and it will help you to parent them in the right way for their unique personality traits. That's when you get a perfect routine that sticks and that you get those lasting results because you understand your own little one.
They always change. They go through so many different masterings and developments. You have to understand them enough that you can stay on track as they grow and as they evolve.
So sleep coaching isn't for children it's for parents. It's a form of parenting to get the best from little one's sleep and of course your sleep too.

IMPOSTER SYNDROME Explained | How To Overcome Imposter Syndrome

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Most mums believe that they don’t have what it takes to start their own business because they aren’t good enough... or that their potential clients wouldn’t see them as the authority figure. And I get it, when I started my business, I used to have the same fears and beliefs myself.
But let me ask you a question... Which is the most powerful place to operate from? Being consumed in fear and insecurities that keep you trapped in a life where you know you can do more? Or proving to yourself that you’re far more capable than you currently think by creating your own business?
Obviously the latter, right?
JK Rowling wouldn't have become the author of the best selling book series in history if she had listened to those same exact doubts in herself that you currently face.
JK was a single mum, depressed and penniless. She’d faced the bereavement of her mother and been through a divorce before escaping her reality by writing her books. She would write in cafes while her baby napped and when her first attempts at getting published were met with multiple rejections, she didn’t give up.
But what do you think would've happened if she’d let her fear dictate her actions? If she’d chosen to believe that she wasn’t good enough?
Well, she would still be penniless, struggling, depressed and wondering what might have been.
So do you want to become empowered, live a meaningful life and be a role model for your children, like JK Rowling? Or would you rather live a complacent life where you’re full of doubt, fear and regrets?
The choice is yours...
Now, if you chose the path of an empowered business boss, then I invite you to check out my training ‘An Introduction To Childhood Sleep Consulting’ where I show you exactly how YOU can become a successful sleep consultant and business owner.
JK Rowling overcame some big challenges in life and this grew her strength to become the billionairess-mum she is today. You’ve faced more adversity in the past few years than you probably realise, you’ve overcome huge challenges and NOW is the best time in history to get your own business established - you have everything it takes!

How To Master Toddler Bedtimes – Ways To Make A Child’s Bedtime Easy

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Is bedtime with your toddler a battle every night? Is it time that you just dread because you know you're up against the will of a two-year-old? Don't worry I've got you covered!
I'm going to take you through three simple steps that you can take that will help you to overcome bedtime battles and make it actually a peaceful and harmonious experience for you and your family every single evening.
So step one to mastering toddler bedtimes is to have a consistent routine. Now I know you might be thinking, "Well, obviously we need a consistent routine..." but there's more to it than that. It sounds simple on the surface but think about this... Is the routine that you're doing with your toddler every single evening happening at the same time for a start, or does it kind of move around? Is it a bit random, depending on how they're behaving? Is it happening at the same time, and are you going through the same steps in the same order? Are you taking them through the exact same process? That might be bathroom, we have a wash, we do our little teeth. Then we go to the bedroom, we have a story, we sing a song and we say, good night, for instance.
Do you have set steps that you go through or is it all a bit haphazard? Because even though people often think they have a routine when you've really drilled down into the nitty-gritty of the routine, it's all a little bit haphazard and it's different with mum then it is with dad, or it is with granny.
It's so variable that your toddler just doesn't really know where they stand. So stop that from tonight. Look at your routine and ask yourself, "What can we do to make this uber consistent?"
It needs to be the same steps in the same order every single evening at the same time, so your toddler knows exactly where they stand.
Now that brings me nicely onto point number two. So that they know exactly where they stand, there have to be no extras. They just have what's in that routine. "Oh, but I'm hungry. Can I have a biscuit?" No. "Oh, but just one more story." No. Just stick to your guns with the boundaries. You're not being mean. You're actually lovingly showing them healthy boundaries that will help them to count on you, rely on you and trust you. If they think that you'll change your mind, like the wind, they can't really count on you. And actually, it instils a much greater sense of security in your little one if they can trust you to stick to what you say, even if it isn't quite what they want to hear.
So again, with those steps in your routine, don't deviate from them. Don't bend the rules just because, it's got to be the same. The second you show a chink in your armour, the second that you get a slight little deviation that lets them go, "Oh yeah, I got it, they let me have that." That's it. They will try it again and again and again, and they will push and push and get more and more from you. And if they get more from one parent than they do from the other, guess what? They're going to crave that the one that they can manipulate more is the one they want and the one they demand because they know that they can play that around. And again, it delays the time, it makes them overtired and cranky and eventually leads to these battles of will.
Toddlers are determined, strong-minded little characters. And actually, it's amazing that they're like this and it's great that they do test the boundaries. It's not a bad thing. They're not misbehaving. It's really intelligent of them to see the testing. "Hmm. If I did this, what will you do?" And if you do have a solid routine and they start to test you, it's because neurologically they're trying to figure out, "So if I change what I'm doing and you're going to change what you're doing, let's find out." And what they need to see is as a result,

When To Trust Your Gut In Making Decisions – Should You Trust Your Gut Instincts?

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Do you ever get a gut feeling that you should do or not do something? Like an instant pang that feels so strong - and then you worry about being too quick to judge so you start to analyse and overthink it until you’re so confused and cannot decide?
I know how you feel. I do this too; I’m sure we all do at times but neuroscience and research has proven that women have a so-called superpower with our intuition and so many of us are NOT using this to our full advantage.
So today I’m going to explain it to you so you can unleash your superpower and make the best and most impactful decisions for your life and your family.
Women’s intuition is REAL - science tells us so. It’s all about our heightened ability to read people’s emotions and expressions, our non-verbal communication skills. But how is this gender-related? Well, studies have revealed that women have a higher level of blood flow in certain areas of the brain and men have enhanced activity in other areas of the brain. While men have been found to show more blood flow in the visual and coordination centres, women may have better peripheral vision. Women showed more activity in the prefrontal cortex (where we do our thinking) as well as in the limbic area which controls emotions, mood anxiety, and depression. We also have more blood flow in the hippocampus which is where our memories are stored and in our insular cortex which suggests we are more inclined to worry too much about what others are thinking. But on the plus side, the heightened activity in that part of the brain also makes us good at interacting with others and reading others which could be why we have these intuitive skills.
Now, of course, it’s not black and white and you will have men and women who defy these averages but it’s also thought that social and evolutionary factors have played a part in the wiring of the male and female brains. You CAN change this through working on your skills and there is no reason a male cannot develop the increased brain activity in those areas that will make him as intuitive as a female for whom it has come more naturally. And, I’m not suggesting we’re a superior gender either, men have many advantageous wirings of the brain that we women have to work harder on; this is just about how we, as women and as mums can make decisions and whether or not we should trust our gut instincts.
So, should we? I think the scientific evidence is pretty strong and 95% of our decisions are made from our emotions, our feelings. Those decisions come to us fast, in the first 5 seconds. It’s only when the other areas of our brains catch up that we start to think, overthink, and analyse and become ditherers!
In a lot of cases, if we do make a poor decision, we will learn from it and become better equipped as a result. Bad decisions are how we learn and grow and only fear gets in the way to stop you and keep you safe, right where you are, no progression, no growth just safe in your comfort zone. But I think we know how to survive well enough these days that we can overpower Mrs fear when she crops up and stands in our path to greatness!
I was asked recently, from a business perspective, whether or not we should trust our gut when making leadership decisions and on the whole, I say yes, we should. Not just in business but in parenting too. Unless you’re signing a legal contract (or getting a tattoo), generally speaking, you have an intuition that is strong so if you listen to it the moment it tells you something, before the overthinking starts, you will most likely find yourself on the ideal path even if it’s a little bit scary.
Life’s for living so go out there and live it, mama - for you, for your children. You were born to be brilliant!
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3 Simple Steps to Fix Little One Waking Up at 5am

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Is your little one waking at 5:00 AM every day? Maybe you feel that you've tried everything to overcome this, and you've resigned yourself to the idea that maybe your child is an early riser. Well, I can assure you they're not. 5:00 AM is too early. You can definitely get your little one to at least 6:00 AM or beyond. So, I'm going to help you uncover why you're getting these 5:00 AM wake-ups and what you can do to fix it.
This is as easy as 1-2-3.
Number one, if your little one is consistently waking at 5:00 AM, they're overtired. I know that sounds crazy, right? Surely if they're overtired, they're tired, they're sleepy. They're going to sleep for longer. Why are they waking? I know. Weird, but totally true. Little ones who are overtired are more likely to have difficulty falling asleep or they'll crash out.
They might have really wakeful nights or be quite disturbed in their sleep at night. And you also see these kinds of things like parasomnias, sleepwalking, sleep talking, even things like night terrors when they're overtired. Their sleep is disturbed. And the other one you get is these 5:00 AM wakings. 5:00 AM wake up calls are always going to be because of some form of overtiredness. So what can you do?
Number two is you've got to spot it. Where is this overtiredness coming from? Is it that bedtime is too late or inconsistent and moves around a lot. So by the time they actually fall to sleep at bedtime, they're overtired already. So is it bedtime? Have a look at bedtime. If you can consistently get your little one to sleep somewhere between probably 6:30 PM and 7:30 PM, somewhere in the hour, then you're far more likely to be in a good place for a good night's sleep.
The other one is naps. Naps can be a really big reason why little ones get overtired. So is your little one getting enough in the way of naps for their age right now? So are they getting enough overall nap time in the day, and are they getting those in ideal quantities? Should they be having three naps, two naps, one nap? How is it spread out? Because the nap amount is also a key factor. It's no good if they have enough sleep, but it's all condensed into one, when developmentally, they really ought to be spreading that over two. Why? Because then the awake time between sleeps could be too big for them. And if their awake time between sleeps is too big, even if they're getting enough sleep, that awake time is enough to create an overtiredness that could be causing these 5:00 AM wakings.
So the nap length and the nap amount are really key as well as those windows of wait time in between sleeps.
So have a look at all of those things and the bedtime and see if you can spot it. And if you don't know the ideals, look at our resources because we share this kind of thing and give you a good framework for what it ought to look like roughly at your child's age and developmental stage. Once you know that, you've got something to work towards, then by solving that you might overcome the overtiredness.
And that brings me on to step three, which is to fix it. How do you fix it? So it might be that you decide to do an earlier bedtime. In this case, you need to decide what time the bedtime routine needs to start; so that's going to get your little one to sleep sooner than perhaps they are currently. That's how you can fix a bedtime running too late.
Maybe you constantly have big battles at bedtime and it takes ages to settle all this. Well then, we need to look at the sleep onset and that's another story. But we also can address that just by getting it that bit earlier before they're overtired and perhaps fighting it. And the naps is another way you can fix it. So it really is as easy as 1-2-3.
Look at the overtiredness. Identify it first. Once you spot it,

The Solution To Overcome Fear Of Investing – Investing Tips for Mum

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Most mums want to feel empowered and do a great job not just as a parent but for themselves too... but as they have children dominating their focus, their visions remain lost in the back of their minds. This results in a feeling of lacking, fulfilment isn’t there, and that woman beyond the ‘mum’ seems to be fading away or screaming to be seen and heard for what she is truly made of. You end up convincing yourself that you just can’t have both, you can’t be a great mum AND achieve the ultimate fulfilment with your dreams or professional goals as well... But that’s NOT true!
I hate seeing mums feel stuck like this. In fact, that’s why I created the Sleep Nanny Academy, so mums can put all that inner wisdom, compassion and skill into a business that they can work entirely around their children and feel empowered generating their own income doing something that makes a huge difference to others!
But after working with literally hundreds of other mums, like you, I know one of the reasons holding them back from stepping into the complete role they were meant for as a business mum and becoming the role model they’re meant to be, is that they fear investing in themselves... or that they don’t know how to convince their husband.
And look, I get it, I really do! Investing in yourself can be scary because deep down you question if you’ve got what it takes to succeed. But I can tell you without a shred of doubt that you DO have what it takes because all mums do! In fact, let me tell you about one of our past students.
Abby was desperate to learn how to help families overcome sleep challenges. She’d been there and felt the pains and strains and was determined to show other parents that they don’t need to suffer. She was on maternity leave so didn’t have much in the way of income and no savings to invest in herself to get the training and start her dream business. So she talked to her husband, the main breadwinner, hoping he would believe in her and help her get started. But, no. He wouldn’t approve of her investment. Why not? Well, he clearly couldn’t have believed in her ability to make an impact and earn that investment back over and over again. We’ve had other applicants for Sleep Nanny Academy come up against the same barrier and let their dreams and ambitions just slip aside. But did Abby leave it there? Nope! She came back to us and said, my husband doesn’t approve but I know I can do this and I’m going to prove it to him. She took out a credit card and signed up right then and there!
One of the reasons why I share this story with you is because Abby was actually fuelled by even more determination to prove herself to her husband that she went on to earn back that investment, pay off her credit card before accumulating ANY interest AND she continues to earn an income while making a big impact every single month!
Now, you might be thinking that this was a fluke but we have countless other students that have done this as well, just like Vicky. She was so keen to enrol in Sleep Nanny Academy but her fear of investing was all about how exactly she would make her money back month after month. She and her husband were the analytical types - they wanted to crunch every number and try to see, on paper, exactly how it would work so that they could feel safely assured that it's a sensible investment. But that’s not how it works when YOU ARE your business. We can show you plenty of examples of graduates who have gone on to do incredibly well and generate life-changing financial success in their businesses but you can’t forecast that by crunching numbers. The only way you can make that happen is by believing in yourself and committing to doing it!
Luckily for Vicky, her husband’s belief in her was stronger than his fear and he stopped with the number crunching and over-analysing and he encou...

Newborn Sleep Expectations – Why Newborn Sleep Is Unpredictable and What to Expect

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Are you expecting a baby or have a newborn and wondering what you can expect from their sleep in these early weeks? Well, don't worry. I've got you covered. I'm going to share with you exactly what newborn sleep looks like, what you can expect, and how you can best shape things for a future good sleeper.
The first tip I want to share with you is a little golden nugget that we were given by mother nature, and that is those first 48 hours after your baby is born, they tend to sleep a lot. The baby's probably tired from their venture into the world and of course, a mother is going to be tired after what we go through to bring them into the world. So those first 48 hours are your chance to rest and recover.
So if you're having your first baby, I would hold off on the family visitors and just say, "Just give me a couple of days, and then you can come and see the new baby." Because you really need to recover.
So, take the advice and block that time out for yourself for that recovery. You're going to be in a much better state to be an amazing mommy to that newborn who's going to be demanding on you in those early weeks and you need to have your strength to do that.
Okay, but what sort of sleep can we expect from a newborn baby?
Well, newborns are typically unable to be awake for more than about 45 minutes to an hour at a time. So, if your baby is awake for longer than that, they're probably going to start to get fractious and they'll be fussing, perhaps crying. And sometimes especially as a new parent, we might not know why. And we often have that go-to solution, which is, "Oh, the baby's crying, it must be hungry." But sometimes they will just be tired.
It’s natural to respond to a crying baby with things like rocking them and feeding them and pacing the room with them. But sometimes you can do all these things and they're still crying and they're still fussing and it's just that they want to be asleep. They don't know how to put themselves to sleep. They have no idea how to get into that place. So they rely on us to pretty much do it for them in these early weeks. But knowing that 45 minutes to an hour is about the maximum wait time they can handle can really help you watch the clock. And if your little one isn't fussing and seems quite happy, still get them down for that nap because when they do start crying and fussing, it's possibly too late. And if they've gone past tired and into an overtired state, they may be wired and it's much harder to settle an overtired baby than it is to settle a content, but tired, baby.
The next tip for you is to consider the daytime and nighttime environments. By helping to demonstrate those, you can set triggers and cues up for your baby and really help them to get their circadian rhythm, which is their body clock into a really good pattern and recognising night and day.
Make sure the room is nice and dark when it's nighttime and when it's daytime and time to be awake, make sure they're in a light environment. Different seasons will require you to work harder at this. You’ll need to block out all the daylight creeping in during the summer months and you’ll need to turn on lights in the wintertime when it’s still dark in the morning.
It's not just the light in the room that sends day and night signals to your baby, it's also you as a parent, your ‘parent mode’, as I call it. You can have a daytime and nighttime mode as well.
When it's daytime, you're engaged, you're animated and your face is expressive and you've got a full voice that comes out. You're talking to them, you're interacting with them. And that's very much a daytime mode. When it's nighttime, we want to take YOU into nighttime mode. And this is where you're very bland and boring. The voice goes,

Why Sleep Training Matters – Which Parent Should Sleep Train

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Do you want to know why sleep training is actually positive and sometimes even vital?
Some people say, "Moms shouldn't worry about their little one's sleep” and “just to let it sort itself out”. They think they're taking the pressure off these moms, but they're actually putting unreasonable pressure on some parents who really need help and support.
You wouldn't tell someone with mental illness, stress, or depression to just chill because it will sort itself out. No, you would encourage them to get the support they need. Well, it's the same with sleep, and many of these moms are suffering from stress and depression, which often goes away once they're getting healthy sleep.
So there is this idea that you don't need to get help, you can just do what comes naturally and that all little ones go through those phases and they grow out of it and it will get better so you can just relax. Well, okay, if that has worked for you, then amazing. You're so lucky, but I think it's irresponsible and actually destructive to try to push that as a view for all.
It's not the right view for everybody to take, and there are people out there who are in such a terrible state because of the sleep deprivation that they're going through. Often because their little one isn't getting the sleep that they need. So suggestions that sleep training isn’t necessary or that sleep training is in some way a bad thing, or that it can have negative effects on little ones later in life, are not true. These suggestions aren’t scientifically backed up. It's just nonsense based on very old fashioned methods, which no sleep consultant in this day and age would recommend.
It's just fear talking, and it's unhelpful and also dangerous to push that opinion as one that should be taken by all parents or all moms. And like I said, it's usually done in a well-meaning way. People say these things because they just want you to feel better and they just want to take the pressure off and they want to say, "Hey, it'll be okay."
But what if it's not okay? What if that family is one sleepless night away from a serious health problem or a car crash that wipes them all out? You want to be that person to tell them that, "It's okay, it'll get better. Don't worry." And then that happens? It's not fair to do that.
There is healthy, reliable, scientifically-backed help to overcome challenges with little one's sleep. And no, it doesn't mean leaving your child to cry it out. That's not training. That's just ignorance. And if you want to actually kindly and lovingly support your child to get better at anything in this life, it needs a proactive approach; not to passively sit back.
Would you passively sit back and just hope your child figures out how to read? No, you'd get them books. You'd read to them. You'd send them to school. You'd do all the things that help them learn how to read.
Do you just take a toddler's nappy or diaper off and just expect them to figure out how to use the bathroom? No, you help them. You guide them. You encourage them. You show them the way, lovingly supporting them as they develop essential life skills. And it’s absolutely the same with sleep.
Some lucky people don't face any challenges. Why? Because it just so happens that the routine or the rhythm they get into happens to suit that child's personality. It just works. But that's the lucky few, and some people with more than one child don't get that lucky twice.
I remember a mom, a client of mine who had five children. She had no challenges with the first four and found sleep came easy. So, of course, when number five came along and he wasn’t sleeping properly and they were all exhausted, she couldn't understand why.
She said, "I've done this four times before,

Sleep Training Truths – How To Know If Sleep Training Is For You

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Are you scared about sleep training? You've heard people say it's amazing and you've heard people say that it's awful. That's left you completely confused as to whether or not it's the right thing to do. But what you're looking at are opinions and not science. Your situation is unique to you and it can only be something that you decide.
So is sleep training right for you?
Well, let me ask you this: Is your little one sleeping as well as you'd like them to be? Are you happy with your little one's sleep? Because if you are then you're probably not somebody who'd be reading this in the first place. And you don't need to sleep train, because if it's all going well, then you're very lucky and that's amazing. And you probably don't need to do anything.
But if you know that your little one could be sleeping a lot better and if you're concerned about the effects of not getting great sleep and the impact that it will have on your child and on you, then the next question I'm going to ask you is - are you in that case prepared to chance it? Are you prepared to just risk it and see how bad the damage might be? Are you prepared to risk problems that can crop up later in life because your child didn't get healthy sleep when they were little?
Not getting enough sleep as a child can lead to lots of health-related problems later on in life. So by not helping your little one sleep the very best that they can, it could be setting them up for problems in the future.
And then the next question to ask yourself is - are you the kind of person who will just accept whatever life throws at them? Or are you the kind of person who likes to take control of your life and your future, and who likes to decide what that's going to look like rather than just accept whatever comes your way?
By answering these questions, you're going to determine whether you are more passive or proactive. And sleep training your little one is something that a proactive parent would do.
For example, let me tell you about little Charlotte. She was three and a half years old when her dad reached out to me. And she was ruling the roost to the point that she was throwing big bedtime tantrums because she didn't know how to sleep properly. And it was exhausting, every single day. The parents had absolutely no evening. Their older daughter didn't get much time or attention from them. It was just all about little Charlotte.
When we had a chat about a possible plan and how we could best support them, the family weren't sure what to do and they were worried. They wanted to do some work on the garden and they were going to be purchasing a hot tub. And actually, they came back to me after one more bad night and decided that the hot tub can wait. Charlotte's sleep was way more important. And within a matter of days, we completely turned Charlotte's sleep around so that she was going to bed happily. She was settling peacefully and she was sleeping all the way through the night. It was life-changing for them. And the parents were talking to me about how they're closer now because they can spend time together. They get to spend time with their other daughter as well because their youngest one isn't dominating all their time and attention with all this negative energy. So it had turned around completely.
Another dad reached out to me because they were on the brink of divorce. And he said that if they didn't get things sorted out, that he knew the next step was divorce (which is way more expensive than a sleep training program). And again, it was absolutely life-changing.
But I don't want you to wait until things are that bad. It doesn't need to get that bad. And in fact, if you take action sooner, it's a lot easier to fix.
So is sleep training for you? Well, again,

Lack of Experience – Can You Run a Successful Business with No Experience?

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Most moms think that they can't succeed in business because they lack experience. They have a great idea, but that's where it stays, an idea, because they think they need to know all about business to make it a success. But if experience was necessary to be successful, then why are there countless high school dropouts and people who never went to university who have become billionaires? People like Steve Jobs, Coco Chanel, Simon Cowell, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg. None of these billionaires needed a degree to achieve massive business success.
Well, it's because success isn't derived from credentials, experience, or other fluff. It's based solely on the character.
Being a mom is one of the most character-building journeys and if you're a mom or work closely with moms, you'll totally know what I mean.
You learn to become everything from the carer to the cleaner, from cook to the administrator. You are a referee, a taxi driver, an accountant, and an expert in messy play. Yes, it's just like being an entrepreneur. And that's why moms make the best entrepreneurs because they've already had excellent training and developed the character traits for success.
It's incredibly rewarding being a parent. But what if you have a lot of ideas and dreams and your potential is screaming at you from within to do what you were meant to do with your gifts in this life?
What if you could unleash that? And in the process, as a role model, you'd teach your children how to take control of life. And that they can become anything they set their minds to.
This is what over a hundred women already decided when they joined Sleep Nanny Academy. And if you want to explore the idea of having your own business as a sleep consultant and help thousands of tired families around the world to be at their healthiest and happiest, then I invite you to my training. It's an introduction to childhood sleep consulting.
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